Regents Approve North Texas University System Plan
The University of Texas Board of Regents authorized a North Texas University complex in Dallas to include UT Arlington Southwest Medical School and Southwest Center for Advanced Studies with campuses in Austin El Paso and Arlington. The move faces College Coordinating Board and Texas Legislature approval and would be led by a resident vice chancellor with component presidents.
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United Press International Midland
University of Texas Board of Regents
University of Texas System
North Texas
Dallas
University of Texas At Arlington
Southwest Medical School
Southwest Center For Advanced Studies
College Coordinating Board
Texas Legislature
Regents
Austin
el Paso
Arlington
Midland
North Texas University
Harry Ranson
University of Texas
Morris Hite
Dallas Chamber of Commerce
Frank Erwin Jr
UTA
Sees
Southwest Center
SCAS
Erwin
Kennedy declines vice presidential bid after family duties
Democratic leaders accept Sen Edward Kennedy’s final decision not to seek the VP nomination citing personal responsibilities after his brother Robert F Kennedy was assassinated. Officials say the move likely ends any draft efforts at the Chicago convention as Humphrey may lead the ticket with Kennedy out.
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Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Kennedy
Chicago
White House
Tom Johnson
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Dconn
Sargent Shriver
McCarthy
Eugene J. McCarthy
McGovern
Mansfield
Freed Fliers Again Fail To Show Up In Hanoi
Three U.S. airmen released from captivity in North Vietnam eight days earlier did not arrive as expected in Vientiane on Friday night aboard a weekly Information Control Commission flight. Names and bases of the missing airmen are listed. observers say French witnesses claimed they saw the aviators at a hotel in Hanoi. North Vietnamese officials gave no explanation.
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U.S
Vientiane
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Murehvor
Joe Victor Carpenter
Vietorsville
Viet Nam
Dae van
TCC
Las Ino
Nessstien
William A. Sullivan
Darport del
Jules
Tech Begins Phase Out of National Defense Loans at Tech
Administrators at Texas Tech moved to phase out the National Defense Student Loan program by denying more than 300 new applicants. Director Thomas Stover said the program ended at Tech in November 1967 and projected the full halt within seven years while hoping for a federal 10 percent match to secure $124,473 for current NDSL students.
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National Defense
Texas Tech
Financial Aids
Thomas Stover
Tech
Stover
Bill Parsley
See Tech
University Avenue widening and paving completion noted
City sections report University Avenue widening and paving finished between 19th and 34th streets. Other items track RBanks computer operations around the clock and political moves in El Paso with recall efforts gaining support. Korean border skirmishes rise 15 years after ceasefire.
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University Avenue
Prayer meditation quote from Mrs. Jesse J Masor
A devotion expresses gratitude for life home church and state and asks for an understanding heart like Solomon to guide ministry toward helping others become what God intends. The message emphasizes service and spiritual daily practice.
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Solomon of Old
Jesse J Masor
Plane Crash Survivor Found After Six Days in Lake Country
Six days after a small plane crash during a landing in rugged Canadian lake country a survivor was found in Minnesota hospitalized in fair to good condition. Jerry Roalstad of Kiester Minnesota spent six nights outside in frigid 40 degree weather with little food. Passenger Walter Albers also of Kiester died in the crash.
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Associated Press
International Falls
Minn
Canadian Lake Country
Jerry Roalstad
Kiester
Walter Albers
Roalstad
Post Office Granted Reprieve Delays More Cuts
Senate action shields the Post Office Department from a government wide manpower reduction. Post offices were to close today and mail collection was to be cut back but the exemption allows operations to continue at normal levels for a week to let the House act. Senator Monroney defends the need to handle rising mail volume. Senator Williams warns exemptions may multiply and undermine cost cutting.
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Washington — Post
Senate
W. Marvin Watson
Postal Service
Post Office
Affronted Senator Calls For Apology In Fortas Fight
Attorney General Ramsey Clark accused Fortas opponents of partisanship and civil rights bias. Senators Brooke Pearson Cooper Lausche criticized Clark, with Brooke demanding an apology for linking Republicans to opposition to civil rights. Clark defended his remarks as reflecting broader opposition factors.
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Washington O Atty
Ramsey Clark
Abe Fortas
Justice Fortas
Clark
Edward W. Brooke
Massachusetts
Senate
Brooke
Fortas
James DB. Pearson
R-Kan
John Sherman Cooper
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Cooper
Postal Duty in Lubbock Amid Budget Cuts
The Friday Senate vote to exempt postal workers from new cuts prompts Lubbock and other post offices to start cost reductions to 1966 levels. Saturday closures begin. windows open 8 20 to 10 50 a m, with limited transactions. Pickup service trimmed to Sunday, most staff day off.
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Goovernment Econoy i
Lubbock
Martin Welch
Lubbck
Pei
Bone
Flights Begin On Successful Apollo Test at Cape Kennedy
Three astronauts simulated a flight at Cape Kennedy in a make believe test. The crew followed this by noting a possible repeat run with reserve pilots early next week. Command pilot Walter Sheira said he would be ready to fly if the next test proves successful.
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Cape Kennedy
UPI
Walter Sehirra
Cleveland East Side riots prompt curfew and security orders
After rioting on Cleveland's East Side, state and city officials imposed a curfew and ordered business closures in a seven square mile area. National Guard units were discussed as authorities prepared to withdraw troops if order returned. The upheaval disrupted plans for a local arts festival amid racial tensions.
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Neuro
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Mit
Tires
Netra
Carl B. Stokes
Crisi
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Sylvester
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Stokes
Weather forecast fragment for local area
Partly cloudy through the afternoon and evening. Otherwise clear. Temperatures near the mid forties. Winds light to moderate from the west. No precipitation expected.
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